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MOUNTAIN an d C o. 11 -A. l _ ll , ACE N'S READ INN, SN OW-HI L L, L O NDON. :"Ii follotirin POST-COACHES, : •MAIL 4...ii(p.clis, scc". set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, tki'III',,ONIPIRE, a .New LlVElt.POOLLight . C2ach, o on t ly i, d o t n .s e ‘ tt `i 4 "it the Road, carrying Four Jt ft ' l4 t ' every Day at. One o'eNck,lnsides and I , our . arrives at Live' I li b i 11 l b ' i t i i r t' i ll' Litli t b n , b uit al Six o'clock, through. Dunstalt le, ___ lleuey: olttrY, or thampton, Wilford, - tuttetworth Ili IV47..stotnoei, I . ,ieli h,el,-Rugely, Stone, Newcastle, ' Kuutsford, 5.__!,11.; and I resent. ~ . kt,,i,k,),( !IT:l,l.'4l'l'ONT, LYntington, Winchester; and , Bastngn litie' h e NM F. 0411. Inside Coach at halfltast Seven u cluck t e ..,1:.";',,z, at-tires at the Dolphin inn, Southamptott! by to ~'lti,-i ""el,••, --This.. is, , a most, delightful : . Conveyanct. %r;i e -e "f Wight,. Jersey, Guernsey, St. hlalues, Havre de siiti, Cherlitirgh; &C: ' ' tvery i,..111/•VSBI.JIty, wfllington,: and Shilfitali Post-Coach, lt, , p ''tni lig at Five nclock.—Guarded., . 4'l'l 1.11-N-It)u'ru,DorclieSter, lllandlord, Salisbury, Andover, IlVe'4:!)gt,ke, new p,,,st, Coach, .every Afternri_t _ . a.. he P k s; ~_ ttl P ackets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, S • m ' 4 b E XP' t., li, ,kiti,;',l"4..-., Plym,outh, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fttionlrnliitig, ill.Ne:,ll ~, anti Salisbury,, Post . Coach,. ai ldforti o clock, through tiontton, Axminster; Bridpo'rt, I .s 0%. !) Basingstolie anti I3i4ga.i)fit. , • 4 e . tl, -;,(W, Spahlin'• Peteibnrough, Stilton , and fronting.; "1th,?,1. Mail Coiieli, sets 'out • every.Eveiing.'to;SpilsbYt 114/,rithiby, and Hull. 6r ,741iak,4,4,113R15T0L Flying PosiCoaches, through I,,Pe i. r, ',Ni.', 4l ne, and Marlborough every_Afternooni;ioanrdr,inve, a: 4;veri,..„.7.Y. s t ,• the greyhound Inn, Bath,. id h, ""Cii'ei° sstreet, and the Swann, Bristol, a't next Mo .) r , ti y. : ..„,.`' ll ' , tsz, I"' to Welk, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, i 1 ...tzt„) , ' tr7L'ere i, :,, ...1941;„ ''Sht a h - e lied The Rockingham, sets out o g ti ,„", 5,...re-H44.41ti1... i:. h - t e is ' 'Cl a ocli ; .carries Four Insides oulYi hti q ! ,.1 .1ta,,, t • 1)1 easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes *it fi g ' 1 ‘ ) 1 h : r q ' . ) ewark, Retfoid,. Ferry.DonxetasTtletorr,nitiiigd., Nut- 11,14: sildi ri ,, ti, olden Lion, Leeds, ''' Coach, it is vry ati 'd to 17 41 ;),a un coinition Expedition of t h is l t iiiik i v , e ^1 th e ~;.ertuipit agt eeab le, and coin') rte _Puilic .C 0 0 . n a.. , 1 ao, oti "0 th ltOad, bang unequalled In Atconnu d c;l t A „ ;tr. . li,, *"(iow , w ilbi i ,I,L, Longt N ' Gretna-screen , AtillaPt 44,.-'%ll Pa;;""rnhill-,9 S ‘ a n nittilirKiin ; Canmocli,' Kingswelli Dumfries', i..,:.1),., 4,1,17,..r1i0r0itt.T1), ~_ r ' Oit ii -..3 of Scotlanti - Post. Coach (daily). ;17411411y, Shields,. N wi • t V;lli .Itet t'''';/.4t.'l."ll""gh,:NtN, Four Inside Co S a u e ' h l4 , Cri4 h ud -i ' (-.4NttZd btlb, f • ,dt,:ste.ts nut every Morning by way ot ..-ri.._%la.in;i,srui. ti 'lnd lier":!. Darlington, Northallert on, Du . l 1th,,', 3 I t he le ''k• • Passengers fi nding. theniseli, es fat . i...';'!: c e y ti •, ;, 11(1 . t itgtl i of the joUrney, may rest wiult, i. l k4,11 11.1i 4 , - , ., iwoo e4 on without any additiona Fare km. 44.; iStitf).kl!-I,§windon, Itan;sbury.Hung6l"d' and kti i ; "st Coach', at Sett 1, Alorning. • . t..tetb.ti:::N.RTl-I & Walsal.New Nit Coach, eve 1 lei:1117: A )4 ", a' . ''L l'6l..ith. and Wllitehaven, Four Inside - Post , t 4l i thy' l 4 4 Glund all the war, passes through Brungh,, tp,j'lri!i,:, I.t',,t'il, idgV, lt,Chnionii; Catteriekilloroughbrolgtea tl4,:f X•l6„l''').-lied Donca.ster, and. Grantham. Set' Nt,Ut• p! l g . , it na i„rforivis fire journey with the greatest . k tir . tttr e ,L'".lgers detained on the Road by business 9r . ~. 0 i ll 11 41,, the pculiar,advantage of their Seats being si., . (~I,, i N i. .) i' e tiu xt c oittii ... '' '''''ll'3V6l'%lL2que"tl;r, Preston, Kirby-Lonsilale, Bolton, ''l/4t1,;',41-•,itli., and Garstang Post t Otclii;s, ever`}' After -1.4.1.1\-1::14:it-o'clue.k.,--(itiatdetf. 1. 4 1 . P! ,s.t (),9L. Warrington-, •Knutsfor4 Stone, and Lite!). 6,1 welciel.:)l?.i called The Defiance, evety,.};veijPs 8.. t.: i* ") the raven's II " d -li . Dale-street. ' Laver tot,.,,, • La in, ‘y.1144 ‘,,, kl, throughout. lk i C!li+ 4.s . 11',I,I) Post-Coach, every Morning, at Half-past 6, li'te/liii.i._;,kllt, Neeport, Whitchurch, 'farporley, Nantwieb. le(iN"' '1„ 1 aud Xliddlew. l' P t Coar'i ' every. Evening; at ti li, ,. lc 1 O S • , ki'il.t, ',I"ANI), Stoe)itOn •in-i "Varni new Coach,' every 4,,'''l:%'(' t!.e (;6, ..- ~- .1 . it p ( j„ \t ~111,,.,,,. r,i.. a 1111, ...11111-e la n d .. , . „,..,,,1 t 4tl,lPit A44 . ` 'At, Winslciw, Congltiton, iNen - casr le,. +1.. , ~...: ' '4 4:,')ltti l :Ptu, 1,, .120,4.4;044,41, cvery Afternoon. Guarded. 4,411.t7i,vet).NT'441.11 Rotherham Post-Coach, called the l)-git Tit, " ,.. l '''' • 7 _::,,,. . i 1 , , , . ;,„•, re.. .ist sti:o.ach., with a Guard,. t..a !e a ts . nli,t o zi:y . %NZ,ft' Li 1,.,,,,,.,.• c)t., Immingham nek c! .. ) . , 1 1_,'', . wew _ 1 :,:' . .1,. Nouharn, Leanitngton, ‘val"''l`; • _ ll _ it 7,, 11i,,, , , . 1, 0-t.l Conglettni to the Saracen's Head, Du `: . a „. 1.1, ~ / I) iimi ' lit lt, ' li 4 ,' -' t : "N''''tv;ill:c'.l., flOwdcn.„ Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Is ' l lii .l !ti4e., t- n umg at halt -past Six, to the Cross Keys,' trtrF;it fir.:.ttill, t'4l,'l'aiii,4(2?!,Nlargate, Sandwich, Rarnsgate,Ca.nterb,urY, t‘.1.11,4,:, 4(1,,-,1..:t!1am,) Rochester., and Stroud, New k (M -r 13..N1,,fAti)::.git"re"'fi"3:1 I\-(1'4"t• ,1 , ) 11 1 ,,10 g . , ,0 es on, and Clicsliunt • Coact, ''.f- .Ntv (. p Pa st . , +4,Nri:` d k., t .....t I i.,..n Edmonton Coach . (daily), at Eleven, t k , 1 41,,... \ 1", ( j',.' ',‘ e, and Eight o'Clock. , 17, ("1,,,.,..' Al fh"guial Waggons and. Coaches, to NereburY, .i. .'"ttg,,le",, k1.7..(4-tton-llasset, Lanthotirn, Hunger-• 1.‘3 , 4 ...,- : "ding, Mid all Places adjacent, daily. 11 11,,,• kiNji ; - WAGGONS tetiVl/I'4 FIE-NIPSTEAD, ‘Vtiord and Stanmore,l'hree Q .l' et , il 7 !, ~ i.et ir t /..'4 , ,\ y1ty.4,...t.,5: litulgilY, Bury, .and all Parts of Suffolk, k \c'it4ri,ll4,,,.!ii,i.".R, Abinedon Henley Bristol, and bleu- 01,10 Ilf\i,,l,uiies a w,'.ek ' ' 'ti441441141k.:.11'4(?.N,. Wit.iclitlster, R urnsey,,Lyndht!rst i , Ly (.4Allt.tqy't,..lVi ,`.ol,ltingwood,Forditighridge, %Vito mrn, 1, 4 J: p a „k , I•l>.levsey, and Guernsey IVaggons (1).;DIY), ii,,tll tti4."'Pton, and Twickenham, Twice aII eek. , Al..- N 1\ 4 1 ,11 ,..1ittl Woolwich, erery Day. t5‘tiN.•••••441...11• and Elm, • 1 ' . . • • ~ s 4, ~ 0,,1'.. \: ,,,, 0 1 tVig) ..).. . . ',4,, ki t e t ',', ft, p . '4,', and. 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[This Gazette contains an Older in Council, whereby the Port of Leith is declared to be one of those into which goods may be imported direct. from the dominions of the East India Company. The Order in Council recites the provision of the ' 53d of the King, passed on the last renewal of the Company's Charter, which leaves it to the discretion of the Board of Treasury to judge what ports of the United Kingdom " are " fit and proper for the deposit and safe custody of all such " India goods, wares, and merchandise, as well as for the " collection of all duties payable thereon.") MILITARY. PROMOTIONS. (Vice of Ordnance, Nov:9, 1819. Royal Rfglment,of Artillery—eaptainJames Graaf, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice A: Wall, dec. Commissions in the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, sigaeci by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford—Cal/min Thomas Potter Macqueen, to be Major Commandant ; Cor net John Greene, to be Lieutenant; Samuel Bedford Ed. wards, Gent. to be ditto; Williatultubinson Lawford, Gent. to be Surgeon. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. C. Raven and D. Chatieburgb, fun., Norwich, wine-mer chants. BANKRUPTS. W. Talbot, George-yard, Lombard-street, merchant, tb sur render Nuv. 7, 17, Dec. 15, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Richardson, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street. G. Fawcett, George-yard, Lombard-street, paper-hanger, Nov. 7, 17, Dec. 15, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hunter, Millinan-street, Bedford-row. J. E. Yates, Shoreditch, pewterer, Nov. 10, 17, Dcc. 15, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cartwright, Bread-street hill. .W. Warren, Fenchurch-street, victualler, Nov. 10, 17, Dee. 15,•at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Aldridge and Smith', Li multi's-inn New-square. 1-I. Miles, New. Bond.street, linen-draper, Nov. 14, 21, and Dec. is, at' Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Dawson, Saville place; Burlington -street. ' T. P. Oakley, Baling, brewer, Nov. 7, 17, Dec. 15, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford-street, Bedford square. 'l'. Emery, Worcester, wine -merchant, Nov. 19, 20, Dec. 15, at the Hop -market Inn, 'Worcester. Attornies, Messrs. Cardale and Young, Holborn court, Gray's-inn. J. W. Btayley, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, Nov. 12, 13, Dec. 15, at the Flying Horse-inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Messrs. Baxters:and Bosvker, Grays-inn place. J. Arthur, Itcd Lion-street, Holborn, cabinet-maker, Nov. 10, 17, Dec. IS, at Guildhall. Attu' ney, Mr. Jeyes, Char lotte-street, Filzroy 7 sqUaie. • R. H. Day, Tovil, Kent, seed-crusher, Nov. 14, 21, Dec. 15, at Guildhall; AttOrnies, 'Mestrs: Wiltshire and Bolton, Old Br nail-street. IL Irwin, Stapleton, Cumberland, grocer, Nov. 12, 13, Deo. 15, at the Lion and Lamb, Carlisle Attorney, Mr. Clela nd', Staple Inn. T. Hampton, Man Chester, merchant, Nov. 25, 26, Dec. 15, at the Stir Inn,. Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Windle, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn. G . Sytkr, Humerton, dealer, Nov. 1(1, 28, Dec. 15, at Guild hall. Attornies , MessrS. Sandys, Horton, Rourke, and Sandys, Crane-court, Fleet-street. W. Whitebrooli, Hungerford-street, Strand, victualler, Nor, 10, 17, Dec. 15, at Giiildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pasruure, Warnford-court, Thrngmorton-street. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 28, W. • Godricl), Daventry, wine-merchant-R. .Davies, New Bond-street, tallow-chandler-Dec. 3, J. Mnckett, Isle of Thatiet, farmer-Nov. 24, J. Adcock, St, Mary-Axe, druggist -Dec. 5, G Jackson, jun., Bishopsgate ,street-without, surgeon-Nov, 17, J. Davidson, East India chambers, Leadenhall-street, merchant-Nov. 24, T. and J. Dowley, Willow-street, Bankside, corn-merchants-Nor. 24, C. Marsh, L. Deane, IL Westbrook. and H. B. Deane, Read ing, bankers-Nov. 24, C. C . B echer, Loth b ury, merchant- Nov. 28, J. Lawrence, Houndsditch, draper-Nov. 24, W. 'Tomlinson, Nottingham, baberdaslier-Nov. 10, J. Noble, Backlershury, merchant-Nov. -30, E. Thompson, Ferryhill, DUrham, farmer-Nov. 25, J. Velvin, Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier. CERTIPI CATESN o v. e 4. • W. Parker, High-street, Whitechapel, oilman—R. Lee, Great Winchester-street, nerchant-1. B. Moly, Hawkchurch, Darsetshire, baker—W. Cooper, Bell-court, Wal brook, paper untrelani—J. Ramsay, Lower Cadogan-place, Sloane-street, merchant—T. Farley, . Slaithwaite, Yorkshire, woollen-cord m4nufacturer—C. 'fimbrell, Walsall, Staffordshire, dealer iu iron 7 -T. Walker, G.eorse-street, Mary-le-bone, haberdasher, Ker, merchant—C. Norton, Bir mingham, huilder—T. Story; S out h Bl yt h , Northamber land, ship-owner—W. Richards, Chatham, blacksmith—D. Crofts, Marchinont- street, shoemaker—J. Fo r d, Bidh oroug li- . street, Burton-crescent; builder—J. Riches, Lundon-tOad, linen-draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.. J. Symonds, J. Downing, and W. Nleri4eld, Falmouth, piuff- Manufacturers4-J. and H. W. Collison and G. Dutton, Saint Mary-axe, ebeesemongers—J. Sutton and' T. Thompson, Pen rith,Cumberland, porter-dealers—H. Taylor and E. Henshaw, . Macclesfield, dress-makers—J. and T. Lax and W. Moore, Lierpool, soap -boilers—J. Spencer and T. Wilkinson, Bir mingham, brass-founders —J. Hoult, J. Rowbottram, J. Wing geld, and R. Wade, Sheffield, merchants—J. Macbride and A. M. Mainburg, King-street, Holborn, gold-workers—J. Bartlett., T, Newthin; a n d T, Bartlett, Oxford , printers— S. i Pe , tke, T. abd It. Ainsworth,' Bolton-in-tbe-Moors, Lan oaih,ire, cali co - pr i nters— , W. Scott, R. Seaton, and J. Tipp e tt, B stOl, road,' dyert-r,til. truce, and C. Goodie- strect, Tot; rothergill and W, Fr e nch, N e w. tis4. 6 auzvvoute-road, itlit ere.